Clients are often concerned about the impact of their criminal matters on their job and employment prospects in the future. While this article provides important information for people… Read More »Criminal Convictions, Criminal History and Employment
Recently, an American police officer, Mohameed Noor, was found guilty of Murder in the Third Degree for the killing of Australian woman, Ruszczyk Damond. Noor and his partner,… Read More »Murder in the Third Degree? Does This Apply in Australia
In 2018, the sentencing of a Brisbane man to nearly 10 years imprisonment brought renewed attention to Queensland’s unlawful striking causing death – or “one punch can kill”… Read More »Unlawful Striking Causing Death – “One Punch Can Kill”
Thanks to TV shows and pop culture, many people believe they understand how the criminal justice system works. Police shows, procedural dramas and legal adaptations tend to create… Read More »What are Your Rights under Criminal Law?
Recent commentary on sentencing principles in Queensland have seen public calls for ‘maximum sentences’ for those convicted of murder or manslaughter where the victim is a child. This… Read More »‘Life’ Sentences
Over the last 4 years, Bosscher Lawyers have utilised their unique relationship with other organisations to assist drug offenders obtain the best possible results when sentenced by Queensland… Read More »Help with drug charges & rehabilitation for you or your loved one
According to a recent report by the LNP, only 27 bikies in Queensland have handed in their patches since the Labor government introduced its new organised crime laws… Read More »What are the Consorting Laws in Queensland?
The right to a fair trial is a cornerstone of the Australian judicial system and was squarely the focus of leading Australian criminal law firm, Bosscher Lawyers in… Read More »Standing True to Legal Principle
In a colossal technical error, it has been found that DNA evidence has being bungled in dozens of Queensland crimes, including the murder of pregnant Logan woman Joan… Read More »QLD authorities confirm miscode affects DNA evidence in criminal cases